Senior Bowl 2013: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Rosters and More

The Senior Bowl is less of a game and more of a showcase of talent for some of the best college football players in the country.

Everyone in this game has put together a successful career at their school. However, there is a big difference between succeeding in college and doing it in the pros.

With NFL scouts, coaches and general managers in attendance throughout the week of practice and the game, these players have to be at their very best in order to help themselves for the 2013 NFL draft.

Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming game.

When: Jan. 26 at 4 p.m. ET

Where: Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Ala.

TV: NFL Network

Live Stream: NFL.com

Players to Watch

Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas

Big things were expected for Tyler Wilson entering the season. He was regarded as one of the top quarterbacks in the country and he was coming off a great statistical year.

Unfortunately, he struggled for the most part. He had fewer yards and touchdowns than his junior season while he more than doubled his interception total.

Still, Wilson has a strong arm and has many of the tools that scouts look for in an NFL quarterback. If he does well over the next few months, he can be a first-round draft pick.

Johnathan Franklin, RB, UCLA

It seems like the players on the West Coast do not get as much credit as they deserve, and that was the case for Johnathan Franklin.

The UCLA running back totaled 1,734 yards on the ground this year with an average of over six yards per carry.

He did not have a good bowl game—only 34 yards on 14 carries against Baylor—but this game gives him a chance to give scouts a final look.

So far he has been impressive, showing both strength and speed necessary to make it at the next level.

Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor

Few players in the nation had a better season than Terrance Williams of Baylor. The receiver led the entire country with 1,832 receiving yards, almost double his 957 yards from a year ago.

His 18.9 yards per catch were more than anyone else with over 60 receptions, and he finished with 97.

Although he does not have great size, it is more than good enough to go with his speed that he used to dominate opponents throughout the season.

Whichever team is lucky enough to draft Williams will get a game-changing player who will be able to score from anywhere on the field.

Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU

Although Ezekiel Ansah did not put up the greatest numbers in his college career, he has already impressed scouts during the Senior Bowl practices.

Everyone who watches him can see the size, speed and athleticism that could allow him to put up double-digit sack totals in the NFL.

At this point he is still a little bit of a risk, but a big performance in the Senior Bowl could allow him to climb up draft boards faster than almost anyone else in this game.

Full Rosters (courtesy of SeniorBowl.com)

North Offense

Pos.	Player	School
QB	Zac Dysert	Miami (OH)
QB	Mike Glennon	North Carolina State
QB	Ryan Nassib	Syracuse
RB	Kenjon Barner	Oregon
RB	Johnathan Franklin	UCLA
RB	Robbie Rouse	Fresno State
FB	Kyle Juszczyk	Harvard
WR	Aaron Dobson	Marshall
WR	Marquise Goodwin	Texas
WR	Chris Harper	Kansas State
WR	Aaron Mellette	Elon
WR	Denard Robinson	Michigan
WR	Markus Wheaton	Oregon State
TE	Jack Doyle	Western Kentucky
TE	Nick Kasa	Colorado
TE	Ryan Otten	San Jose State
OL	Braxton Cave	Notre Dame
OL	Eric Fisher	Central Michigan
OL	Kyle Long	Oregon
OL	Joe Madsen	West Virginia
OL	Justin Pugh	Syracuse
OL	David Quessenberry	San Jose State
OL	Hugh Thornton	Illinois
OL	Ricky Wagner	Wisconsin
OL	Brian Winters	Kent State
LS	Luke Ingram	Hawaii

North Defense

Pos.	Player	School
DL	Michael Buchanan	Illinois
DL	Margus Hunt	SMU
DL	Datone Jones	UCLA
DL	Alex Okafor	Texas
DL	Jordan Hill	Penn State
DL	Kawann Short	Purdue
DL	Brandon Williams	Missouri Southern
DL	Sylvester Williams	UNC
LB	Steve Beauharnais	Rutgers
LB	Arthur Brown	Kansas State
LB	Khaseem Greene	Rutgers
LB	Kevin Reddick	UNC
LB	John Simon	Ohio State
LB	Trevardo Williams	UCONN
DB	Jonathan Cyprien	Florida International
DB	Will Davis	Utah State
DB	Dwayne Gratz	UCONN
DB	T.J. McDonald	USC
DB	Jordan Poyer	Oregon State
DB	Jamar Taylor	Boise State
DB	Phillip Thomas	Fresno State
DB	Desmond Trufant	Washington
DB	Duke Williams	Nevada
DB	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	UCONN
P	Jeff Locke	UCLA
K	Quinn Sharp	Oklahoma State

South Offense

Pos.	Player	School
QB	Landry Jones	Oklahoma
QB	E.J. Manuel	Florida State
QB	Tyler Wilson	Arkansas
RB	Andre Ellington	Clemson
RB	Mike Gillislee	Florida
RB	Onterio McCalebb	Auburn
RB	Stepfan Taylor	Stanford
FB	Tommy Bohanon	Wake Forest
WR	Cobi Hamilton	Arkansas
WR	Tavarres King	Georgia
WR	Quinton Patton	Louisiana Tech
WR	Ryan Swope	Texas A&M
WR	Conner Vernon	Duke
WR	Terrance Williams	Baylor
TE	Vance McDonald	Rice
TE	Mychal Rivera	Tennessee
TE	Michael Williams	Alabama
OL	Oday Aboushi	Virginia
OL	D.J. Fluker	Alabama
OL	Dalton Freeman	Clemson
OL	Lane Johnson	Oklahoma
OL	Xavier Nixon	Florida
OL	Brian Schwenke	Cal
OL	Dallas Thomas	Tennessee
OL	J.C. Tretter	Cornell
OL	Larry Warford	Kentucky
LS	Carson Tinker	Alabama

 South Defense

Pos.	Player	School
DL	Ezekiel Ansah	BYU
DL	Everett Dawkins	Florida State
DL	Lavar Edwards	LSU
DL	Malliciah Goodman	Clemson
DL	Corey Grissom	South Florida
DL	John Jenkins	Georgia
DL	Corneluis Washington	Georgia
LB	Jamie Collins	Southern Miss
LB	Zaviar Gooen	Missouri
LB	Nico Johnson	Alabama
LB	Sean Porter	Texas A&M
LB	Chase Thomas	Stanford
LB	Vince Williams	Florida State
DB	Robert Alford	SE Louisiana
DB	Marc Anthony	Cal
DB	Sanders Commings	Georgia
DB	Robert Lester	Alabama
DB	Leon McFadden	San Diego State
DB	Bacarri Rambo	Georgia
DB	B.W. Webb	William and Mary
DB	J.J. Wilcox	Georgia Southern
DB	Shawn Williams	Georgia
P	Ryan Allen	Louisiana Tech
K	Dustin Hopkins	Florida State

 

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